TREE NEWS reports: Spot gold fell 1.15% to $4,298.88 an ounce in late New York trading on Monday, September 14, sliding toward its 50-day moving average of $4,270.99 after dropping below the 100-day line at $4,331.57 the previous Thursday. Spot silver lost 1.98% to $63.2157 an ounce, also approaching its 50-day average of $62.5664, while COMEX copper fell 2.30% to $6.3975 a pound.
Gold Falls Over 1.1% to Test 50-Day Moving Average
The simultaneous slide across gold, silver and copper points to a broad-based move rather than a metal-specific story, with each now converging on its 50-day average after gold had already surrendered its 100-day line. That clustering of technical levels across three markets is what gives this more weight than a single-day pullback. Whether these averages hold as support — or give way in tandem — is the open question worth tracking.
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